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Brown sauce in Edinburgh, vinegar in Glasgow
No full textAngela Daly reviews Robert Crawford's tale of two citie
La vita difficile
No full textAway from the holiday playgrounds, Europe is running on low-paid labour, writes Angela Daly
The American dream, in 3D
No full textAngela Daly reviews an award-winning documentary about a technology that could fundamentally change manufacturing
What will the Trans-Pacific Treaty Agreement mean for copyright?
No full textSwinburne Research Fellow Angela Daly writes about the leaked chapter of the treaty's recent draft
Data retention plan amended for journalists, but is it enough?
No full textSwinburne research fellow Angela Daly writes about the dangers of the data retention
Angela Daly, Private Power, Online Information Flows and EU Law: Mind the Gap
No full textAngela Daly, Private Power, Online Information Flows and EU Law: Mind the Gap, Oxford and
Portland, OR: Hart Publishing, 2016, 184 pp. £50, ISBN: 978-1-50990-063-3
Fitness tracking data in courts - persuasive, but not conclusive
No full textSwinburne research fellow Angela Daly and University of Melbourne PhD candidate Suneel Jethani write: ‘No longer restricted to elite athletes, personal fitness data can be collected from people jogging, going to the gym - even sleeping.
Expert panel: metadata retention report
No full textSwinburne’s Angela Daly and Philip Branch write about the unanswered questions that stem from the government’s proposed metadata retention bill
Review of : Angela Daly, Private Power, Online Information Flows and EU Law : Mind the Gap
No full textIn this book, legal scholar Angela Daly has not only closely analyzed how European Union regulation is frustrated by cross-national technological and economic power, but has also provided more general food for thought about how regulation does and could work to support public values, including equal access and inclusion, in communication innovation. Private Power, Online Information Flows and EU Law: Mind the Gap is one more reminder that communication scholars cannot afford to ignore deep infrastructure business models or regulatory processes.</p
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